CyberMe – Unleashing the Cyber Potential of Young Women

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Project

CyberMe aims to empower young women with essential skills and confidence to enhance their employability and career prospects in cybersecurity, contributing to a more inclusive and resilient EU cybersecurity ecosystem.

The project will deliver an upskilling program for young women focused on entry-level cybersecurity topics. The participants will apply their skills in gamified Capture-the-Flag (CTF) challenges via the Launchpad Interactive Tool, providing a fun, interactive, and competitive learning experience. To support the implementation, a Launchpad Training Toolkit will equip youth educators to create inclusive, supportive learning environments and reach a wide pool of young women. Project events, international camps, national workshops, cyber hackathons, and the website blog will showcase female cybersecurity experts and success stories, providing role models and inspiring young female talents to pursue careers in cybersecurity.

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Natalia Loock – Project manager
nloock@digitale-chancen.de

Aim of the project

To empower young women with skills and confidence for cybersecurity careers and increase gender diversity by:

  • Creating an engaging upskilling program to spark interest & prepare women for entry-level roles
  • Offering interactive, real-world exercises to boost female youth’s skills & job readiness
  • Equipping youth educators with resources for effective, inclusive cybersecurity training
  • Promoting project outcomes to bridge the gender gap and strengthen resilience in cybersecurity

By implementing this project, we are contributing to the realisation of the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals:

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Project partner

Projekt coordination: Stiftung Digitale Chancen, Germany

Partner organisations: 

 

Co-funded by 
the European Union and Erasmus+

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